Wheatbelt to be home to regenerative farming

ASX LISTED company Wide Open Agriculture (WOA) has announced it will be expanding regenerative beef production at its East Kulinbah property in the Perenjori Shire in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.

Rotational cattle grazing on fodder shrubs and perennial grasses could provide both access to regeneratively produced Wheatbelt beef while dramatically improving local soil health.

04 February 2019
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